German carmaker BMW AG is the latest automobile company to hop onto the driverless bandwagon, Bloomberg reported. Chipmaker Intel Corp. is working with Jerusalem-basedMobileye NV to develop self-driving car technology for BMW AG, reported Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter. Mobileye specializes in autonomous-vehicle technology and software. BMW is an existing client of Mobileye, which also counts General Motors and Tesla on its client list. Senior executives from the companies will hold a press…
Intel, Mobileye, BMW to develop driverless cars: Report
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